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According to the English lyrics of 'The Dreidel Song' which children sing at Hanukkah, out of what material is a dreidel made?

Clay

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How many different ways are there to spell Hanukkah?

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When children play with the dreidel in Hanukkah, they also gamble! Of course, they don't use real money, but with what?

Chocolate

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Where is the largest Menorah in the world?

New York. It is 32 feet high and weighs 4,000 pounds.

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What does Hanukkah mean?

The Hebrew word Hanukkah means "dedication".

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Which oil is traditionally used to light the menorah?

Olive oil is used.

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In which direction do you light the menorah, once the candles have been placed?

Left to right.

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How many nights does Hanukkah last?

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Christmas is often associated with colors such as red and green, while Hanukkah is usually identified by what 2 colors?

Blue and white.

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Hanukkah is often known as the festival of what?

Lights

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The best part of Jewish holidays is often the food! To celebrate the "miracle of oil", fried potato pancakes are eaten in Hanukkah. What are these pancakes called?

Latkes. YUM!

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When does the Jewish festival of Hanukkah begin?

The Jewish festival of Hanukkah begins on the twenty-fifth day of Kislev, the ninth month of the Hebrew calendar.

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What is a word that combines Christmas and Hanukkah?

Chrismukkah. (In late 19th-century Germany, the term "Weihnukka" appeared, combining Hanukkah with Weihnachten, the German word for Christmas.)

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